During its regular meeting Tuesday, the Jackson City Council agreed that they will pass an ordinance for the distribution of tax revenues from the sale of alcoholic beverages, should voters choose to legalize such sales during the special election sc More...
Edward Joseph Michael Fischer, 91, a native of Wisconsin and a resident of Laton Hill, died April 8, 2005 at his residence. He was an inspector for the U.S. military equipment during World War II and a member of the United Methodist Church. More...
Recently, the nation%27s attention was fixed on the case of Terri Schiavo, the brain-damaged Florida woman who was finally allowed to die rather than receive nourishment through a feeding tube. More...
PA 5 - JA 3 Jackson gave No. 9 ranked Patrician Academy all they wanted Thursday, with the score tied 3-3, Patrician got a walk and two hits with two outs to score a couple of runs to pull out a hard fought 5-3 win. More...
Between 70 and 75 citizens, many who live outside the Jackson city limits, gathered at Jackson City Hall Monday night to strategize about how to campaign against the legalized sale of alcohol in the town. More...
The St. Stephens Historical Park received a boost Monday, when the St. Stephens Historical Commission (SSHC) was presented $10,000 obtained from the portion of the state tobacco tax that Washington County receives for parks and recreation. More...
Many criminal cases were settled without trial last week in the Circuit Court of Washington County, including the final convictions and sentencings to the 2002 murder of an elderly McIntosh man. More...
JMC offers diabetes classes Diabetes classes are offered at Jackson Medical Center on Tuesday nights. Please call 251-246-9021 for class schedules. More...
The Bertha Mae Chapter No. 314 Order of the Eastern Star will be hosting their second annual Health Fair Saturday, April 23 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on the grounds of Jackson City Hall. More...
Jackson residents have an important duty coming up May 10. They will decide whether or not to permit the sale of alcoholic beverages within the municipal limits. More...
Maybe I am growing soft in my old age but unlike some of my other editorial colleagues, I cannot bring myself to oppose having former Gov. Guy Hunt being named a "Counsellor to the Governor" and thus qualifying for an $18,000-a-year pension. More...
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